[Icom] MARS xmt for 756ProII

Ray, W2EC [email protected]
Sun, 28 Jul 2002 18:34:15 -0400


Thanks JV, 

I'm still a bit confused though, referring to the www.dk.mods page:

The instructions for a 756Pro Board Version #2 indicates you remove
diodes D3751, 3752 and 3753.

The instructions for a 756Pro Board Version #03 indicates diode D3751 is
already missing and you have to remove diodes D3752, 3753 and 3754.

The instructions for a 756ProII indicate remove only diodes D3751 and
3752.

From your comments sounds like you do have a 756ProII (not a 756Pro) and
that you removed diodes D3751, 3752 and 3753.

Guess I'll head for the shack workbench and remove that D3753 and see if
the clears up my issues!

Thanks & 73, Ray  W2EC


JV wrote:
> 
> Hi Ray
>          Yes, I removed D3751, 2 and 3. You are right about the
> instructions being fuzzy. I believe the instructions said D3751 was not
> there. D3751 was very much in place.
> Don't sneeze around those diodes, hi hi.
> JV
> 
> At 05:39 PM 7/28/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi JV,
> >
> >My dummy load is a 50 ohm 1kw "oil gallon can" style so I doubt I got it
> >hot.
> >
> >But I did follow the info from the www.dk.mods page which, for the
> >ProII, says specifically to remove only two diodes, 3751 and 3752. That
> >is all I've removed so far.
> >
> >The Pro version called for all three diodes to be removed, 3751,2 and 3
> >so I'm thinking 3753 also has to be removed but thought I'd check first
> >since they are pretty tiny and probably tough to resolder back in with
> >my old eyes. Wanted to get an idea what others had done first.
> >
> >Is yours a ProII that your removed all three diodes from?
> >
> >Thanks & 73, Ray  W2EC
> 
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